Predators and Prey

[Guifrog]

a rousing success !

@Fcomega121 does this count as an albur if it's in English?
Speaking of which, someone mistakenly called me "Arcovarde" today and I just me partí de risa rofl

 

[Lenago]

(Phew, I'm glad someone's giving me an objective answer this time! I pity the candy cane that gets chewed on though... ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) )

*blows a kiss*

Goodnight everybody

 

[Guifrog]

*blows a kiss*

Goodnight everybody

*grabs the flying kiss, applies blue lipstick, sends back to you* Looks better now

 

[Lenago]

*grabs the flying kiss, applies blue lipstick, sends back to you* Looks better now

Acckk blueberry flavored lipstick!!

 

[Guifrog]

Acckk blueberry flavored lipstick!!

Oi, you're not even eating the kiss, what's the problem now?! *grumpily crosses arms while it kisses your nose*

 

[Fcomega121]

If it uses a top hat, 100% it will be of Len's liking, or it's Len himself~

Yeeee!! UwU

(Phew, I'm glad someone's giving me an objective answer this time! I pity the candy cane that gets chewed on though... ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) )

*blows a kiss*

Goodnight everybody

(Hahhah this is the funniest candy thing XD)

@Fcomega121 does this count as an albur if it's in English?

Hahahaha I'd say so!
But if it lacks the flirty nature like with the candy cane thing

Then I'd call it a puny pun then lol

Speaking of which, someone mistakenly called me "Arcovarde" today and I just me partí de risa rofl

XD!

It sounds even spanish hahaha
"Ar covarde"!

 

[Lenago]

Oi, you're not even eating the kiss, what's the problem now?! *grumpily crosses arms while it kisses your nose*

 

[metatherat]

I what in the who know?

You star tail. In the USB hub. *nodnod*

*does another dance.*

Stopping in for a bit UwU

Haiii! *rat-wave*

Yeeee!
For gui it is summer down there!

But... In Mexico it isn't very much different!
YUlUalasuUsU Aaaaa lag!!

Usually here we get sun and hawt mornings... And not the beach hot lol

*gives FESTIVE CACTUS*

 

[Fcomega121]

You star tail. In the USB hub. *nodnod*

Haiii! *rat-wave*

*gives FESTIVE CACTUS*
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eeee that's a lovely cactus! uwu
<3

it looks big and very healthy ^w^

 

[metatherat]

@Fcomega121 does this count as an albur if it's in English?
Speaking of which, someone mistakenly called me "Arcovarde" today and I just me partí de risa rofl

*confusion emoji*
Yes... the acrology....

*grabs the flying kiss, applies blue lipstick, sends back to you* Looks better now

Acckk blueberry flavored lipstick!!

Kind of want to put that on a wall irl :O

eeee that's a lovely cactus! uwu
<3

it looks big and very healthy ^w^

It does look super festive :3
*pours FERTILIZER POTION*

 

[Guifrog]

*confusion emoji*
Yes... the acrology....

Exactly :3

(Aw I'll give you context, ratito~
The town I live in is called Arcoverde, which translates to "green bow" [the archery stuff]. But the person called me "Arcovarde", and the word "covarde" means "coward" - as if they were calling me "a coward". And that made me laugh

As for albur, it's kind of a Mexican-style wordplay that involves double meanings, as far as I've learned. Innuendos, most of the time)

 

[metatherat]

Exactly :3

(Aw I'll give you context, ratito~
The town I live in is called Arcoverde, which translates to "green bow" [the archery stuff]. But the person called me "Arcovarde", and the word "covarde" means "coward" - as if they were calling me "a coward". And that made me laugh

As for albur, it's kind of a Mexican-style wordplay that involves double meanings, as far as I've learned. Innuendos, most of the time)

Aaa, thank you! *more knowledgeable ratito*
Accordion! *nodnod*

 

[Fcomega121]

Exactly :3

(Aw I'll give you context, ratito~
The town I live in is called Arcoverde, which translates to "green bow" [the archery stuff]. But the person called me "Arcovarde", and the word "covarde" means "coward" - as if they were calling me "a coward". And that made me laugh

As for albur, it's kind of a Mexican-style wordplay that involves double meanings, as far as I've learned. Innuendos, most of the time)

waaait as in bow? and not as in arch like the structural/geometry thngy??

so it's like a green elves with bows land? 0w0 (jk lol I gotcha perfectly haha)

 

[metatherat]

Exactly :3

(Aw I'll give you context, ratito~
The town I live in is called Arcoverde, which translates to "green bow" [the archery stuff]. But the person called me "Arcovarde", and the word "covarde" means "coward" - as if they were calling me "a coward". And that made me laugh

As for albur, it's kind of a Mexican-style wordplay that involves double meanings, as far as I've learned. Innuendos, most of the time)

waaait as in bow? and not as in arch like the structural/geometry thngy??

so it's like a green elves with bows land? 0w0 (jk lol I gotcha perfectly haha)

Maybe he means bow as in the kind of cute accessory that a cute little rat might wear :3
>o<

 

[Guifrog]

waaait as in bow? and not as in arch like the structural/geometry thngy??

so it's like a green elves with bows land? 0w0 (jk lol I gotcha perfectly haha)

Hueahe yeah! "Arco" has both meanings

In this case, I translate it to "bow" because the bow and arrow combo is commonly used by native Brazilians. There was this woman from the original Tabajara tribe, called Muyrã Ubi, who married a Portuguese colonizer, and her Tupi name means precisely that: "green bow (and arrow)". By the act of getting married, her new name would become "Maria do Espírito Santo Arcoverde", and that's the story of my town name

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Maybe he means bow as in the kind of cute accessory that a cute little rat might wear :3
>o<

I'm in love with this <3

 

[metatherat]

In this case, I translate it to "bow" because the bow and arrow combo is commonly used by native Brazilians. There was this woman from the original Tabajara tribe, called Muyrã Ubi, who married a Portuguese colonizer, and her Tupi name means precisely that: "green bow (and arrow)". By the act of getting married, her new name would become "Maria do Espírito Santo Arcoverde", and that's the story of my town name

Oo, interesting
Were they happy together? :3

I'm in love with this <3

 

[Fcomega121]

Hueahe yeah! "Arco" has both meanings

same here jsjsjs ^w^

In this case, I translate it to "bow" because the bow and arrow combo is commonly used by native Brazilians. There was this woman from the original Tabajara tribe, called Muyrã Ubi, who married a Portuguese colonizer, and her Tupi name means precisely that: "green bow (and arrow)". By the act of getting married, her new name would become "Maria do Espírito Santo Arcoverde", and that's the story of my town name

I'm in love with this <3

(it took me many minutes to find this on pvp but this emoji fits here the most uwu)

that's an amazing story friend! I hand no idea about!
Brazil has such a rich story! <3

 

[Guifrog]

Oo, interesting
Were they happy together? :3

I'm not sure how well they got along with each other, but it is said that this marriage helped ease up the relationship between the Portuguese metropolitan state and the Tabajaras, and a whole new family tree was born. There's hundreds of thousands of Arcoverdes in my country (can't estimate precisely), many of them from this town, including me

 

[metatherat]

I'm not sure how well they got along with each other, but it is said that this marriage helped ease up the relationship between the Portuguese metropolitan state and the Tabajaras, and a whole new family tree was born. There's hundreds of thousands of Arcoverdes in my country (can't estimate precisely), many of them from this town, including me

Yaay!
*gives TRADITIONAL GREEN BOW POTION*

 

[ssaannttoo]

hey

 

[metatherat]

hey

Hayy!

 

[Borophagus Metropolis]

oh hay

 

[Fcomega121]

¿Qué es lo que hay? OwO

(XD another perfect oportunity for a pun!)

 

[ssaannttoo]

Hayy!

big scawy ratto

 

[Borophagus Metropolis]

¿Qué es lo que hay? OwO

(XD another perfect oportunity for a pun!)

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